International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies

• Editors' Note

  Nadia Ramzy & Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 1-2

• Religious Truth in the Light of Bi-Logic

  Rodney Bomford

  pp. 4-17

• Presence of Mind

  Joseph Bobrow

  pp. 18-35

• Aloneness in Psychoanalysis and Spirituality

  Gerald J. Gargiulo

  pp. 36-46

• Psychodynamics of Spirituality

  Mortimer Ostow

  pp. 47-60

• The Spirituality of Natural Religion

  Neville Symington

  pp. 61-72

• Psychotherapy and Religion — A Paradox?

  Rita P. Schulman

  pp. 73-81

• Spirituality, Religion, Politics, History, Apocalypse and Transcendence: An Essay on a Psychoanalytically and Religiously Forbidden Subject

  James S. Grotstein

  pp. 82-95

Main Papers

• Introduction to Special Issue on Spirituality

  James S. Grotstein

  pp. 3-3

• Editorial

  Nadia Ramzy & Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 97-98

• The Psychology and Ideology of an Islamic Terrorist Leader: Usama bin Laden

  Maria T. Miliora

  pp. 121-139

• “I Think of God, in Order Not to Be Aware”: Defensive Dissociation and the Use of Religious Objects

  Ryan LaMothe

  pp. 140-157

• Rebirth at 40: Photographs as Transitional Objects

  Barbara Young

  pp. 158-181

• The Anatomy of Nostalgia: From Pathology to Normality

  Arthur G. Nikelly

  pp. 182-199

• Use of the Telephone in Psychotherapy Edited by Joyce K. Aronson Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 2000, 468 pp., $50.00. ISBN 0-7657-0268-1

  Julio G. Calderon

  pp. 201-205

• Wanting a Child Edited by Jill Bialosky and Helen Schulman Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1998, 288 pp. ISBN 0-3742-8634-5

  Tamara Feldman

  pp. 205-208

• Cybersex: The Dark Side of the Force Edited by Al Cooper Philadelphia, PA: Brunner/Routledge, 2000, 160 pp. US$22.95 ISBN 1-5839-1305-X

  Mark Fabi

  pp. 208-209

Main Papers

• The Relevance of Immigration in the Psychodynamic Formulation of Psychotherapy with Immigrants

  Silvia Halperin

  pp. 99-120

Book Reviews and Commentary

• Editor's Introduction: New Technologies and Psychoanalysis

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 200-201

Errata

• Erratum

  pp. 209-209

Special Issue

• Guest Editorial, Special Issue: Object Relations Couple and Family Therapy

  Jill Savege Scharff & David E. Scharff

  pp. 211-213

Main Papers

• Integrating Attachment Theory and Neuroscience in Couple Therapy

  Sondra Goldstein & Susan Thau

  pp. 214-223

• Holding on and Letting Go: Developmental Anxieties in Couples after the Birth of a Child

  Jenny Berg & Penny Jools

  pp. 224-232

• The Splitting Function of the Dyad versus the Containing Function of the Couple: A Case of Combined Concurrent Couple and Individual Therapy

  Yolanda de Varela

  pp. 234-246

• Extending Fairbairn and Sutherland's Socio-Intrapsychic Model to Assessment and Treatment of a Stepfamily

  Carl Bagnini

  pp. 247-258

• Play and Very Young Children in Object Relations Family Therapy

  Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 259-268

• Therapeutic Supervision with Families of High-Conflict Divorce

  Katherine E. Scharff

  pp. 269-281

• The Loss of Happiness in Market Democracies By Robert E. Lane New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2001. 480 pp. $21.00

  Abu Salim

  pp. 283-286

Book Review and Commentary

• Book Review Editorial: Money and Happiness

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 282-283

Editorial

• The Social Face of Humiliation and the Community Response to it

  Stuart W. Twemlow & Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 287-290

Main Papers

• Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews in Israel: The Reflection of Social History in Therapeutic Processes

  Carlo Strenger

  pp. 291-312

• Third-Wave Public Health? Compassion, Community, and End-of-Life Care

  Allan Kellehear

  pp. 313-323

• The Complexity of Individuation

  Inna Semetsky

  pp. 324-346

• Feeling Strong: The Achievement of Authentic Power By Ethel Person New York, NY: HarperCollins, 2002, 412 pp., $25.95. ISBN 0 688 17577 5

  Christine M. Fischetti

  pp. 348-351

• Eyes Wide Open: Kids and Media Violence

  Ian S. Miller, Zachary D. Miller & Laura E. Miller

  pp. 353-355

• The View from Babel: A Review of Richard Greenberg's Take Me Out

  Richard Brockman

  pp. 356-358

• The Crisis in the Church: Dealing with the Many Faces of Cultural Hysteria

  Stephen B. Levine & Candace B. Risen

  pp. 364-370

Book Review and Commentary

• Editor's Introduction: Power

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 347-348

Film and Theater Reviews and Commentary

• Editor's Introduction: Points of View

  Richard Brockman

  pp. 352-352

Contemporay Media Forum

• Computer and Cyberspace “Addiction”

  John Suler

  pp. 359-362

In Focus

• Editorial Commentary

  Henri Parens

  pp. 363-363